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Two bills before the Legislature would chip in nearly $2 billion in public money to help fund new baseball and hockey stadiums in Salt Lake City.
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Will drawing in more major league sports be the ticket that catapults Utah to the top and fix what Charles Barkley called a "boring ass city?"
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The Republican supermajority Utah Legislature is set to take up controversial social issues like college diversity programs and transgender rights in 2024.
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A fan allegedly punched a referee in the back of the head after the Oct. 6 Skyridge High School-Pleasant Grove football game.
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OSU, WSU ask court to prevent departing Pac-12 schools from standing in way of rebuilding conferenceOregon State and Washington State have filed a complaint in Washington state court against the Pac-12 and Commissioner George Kliavkoff.
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Summit County and Park City governments kicked off a “listening tour” this week to gather community feedback on the prospect of another Utah-hosted Olympics in 2030 or 2034.
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Referees as young as 13 have been verbally assaulted, chased to their cars and even prevented from leaving the field by adults.
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Twenty years ago, athletes from around the world traveled to Salt Lake City for the Winter Olympics. Among the leaders was now-Sen. Mitt Romney, R-Utah. He joined Pamela McCall to look back at the games and ahead to the prospect of doing it all over again.
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Salt Lake City ski racer Bella Wright heads to the Beijing Winter Olympics Tuesday morning. The 24-year-old, who started racing at Snowbird in Little Cottonwood Canyon, will compete in the downhill and super-G events — where she could reach speeds of 85 mph. She’s also travelling headlong into controversy at the Olympics, with a U.S. diplomatic boycott of the games in place and tough COVID-19 restrictions.
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Antes de la era COVID, sentarse hombro con hombro en un estadio con decenas de miles de espectadores gritando era lo que más esperaban los fans en el otoño. Pero con los casos de COVID-19, y las hospitalizaciones y las muertes disparándose por la variante Delta, muchos fanáticos se preguntan si esa es una buena idea.
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Before the COVID era, sitting shoulder to shoulder in a stadium with tens of thousands of spectators screaming was what fans expected most in the fall. But with the cases of COVID-19, and hospitalizations and deaths skyrocketing from the Delta variant, many fans wonder if that is a good idea.
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Rock climbing is making its debut in the 2020 Tokyo Olympics and the U.S. national team is training in Salt Lake City. For the eight elite athletes who…